Charles Deulin
Charlemagne Deulin , known as Charles Deulin (1827-1877) was a French journalist and writer.
Born with Condé-sur-Escaut, it was wire of a culottier and made his Valencian studies with .
Installed to Paris, it binds with Francisque Sarcey of which it marries one of the sisters. He collaborates then in several periodicals, of which Le Figaro , the Country , the Newspaper for all , Le Monde illustrated , the Nation , the public Spirit , the Review of France .
He then put himself to write tales and songs, of which most known are:
- Tales of a beer drinker , 1868
- Tales of the king Cambrinus , 1874
- Stories of small town, 1875.
It also published:
- Chardonnette (Loves of small town) , Romance
- Richepanse , Romance
- Tales of my Mother Oye before Perrault , in 1878.
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